National Doughnut Day #1 2023

This Friday June 2 2023 is the annual National Doughnut Day #1 for this year.  While you wait in line to buy some doughnuts, you might perhaps engage in a conversation with someone next to you and be a positive influence.  You never know what the day has in store for you.  

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Biden Won't Sniff This PΩ§§¥ Again...

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Boston Piggy Loves Her Shemales

• http://progressiveerupts.blogspot.com/2023/05/file-under-wtaf.html?m=1 

Once again, Shenehneh steps into her pig manure and wallows for her wicked demon possessed slobs.

Shenehneh loves her left wing extremist freaks and whackjobs who are destroying The USA with their vulgar wicked freak show.  This needs to stop.

Black Civil Rights Lawyer Doxxes Nurse

Ambulance Chaser Ben Crump doxxes nurse Sarah Jane Comrie over citibike incident on video 

This vile disgusting race baiting ambulance chaser Ben Crump has gone out of his way to dox a white pregnant nurse protecting herself against 5 racist negro thugs trying to steal the rental bike she was taking to get home.

In the eyes of "Uncle Ben,"  it's perfectly fine to dox anyone who fights back against a negro thug trying to steal something from a non black person.  Uncle Ben is for the outing of anyone who doesn't go with the left wing extremist narrative of enabling negro thugs, because in Uncle Ben's mind, negroes never do anything wrong; it's always Whitey's fault or the fault of a gook, beaner or other non black person.

Ben Crump is one of the causes of race relations going south and sour outside the Black Community.  Many of them can't stand guys like Crump, knowing what kind of damage he does to their reputation.  Crump is the model House Negro for the KKK.

California Will Be Known As A Place Of Purity

Dummies Don't Consider The Consequences...

 

Publishing Personal and Private Information

When you publish information about someone without permission, you potentially expose yourself to legal liability even if your portrayal is factually accurate. Most states have laws limiting your ability to publish private facts about someone and recognizing an individual's right to stop you from using his or her name, likeness, and other personal attributes for certain exploitative purposes, such as for advertising goods or services. These laws originally sprang from a policy objective of protecting personal privacy; the aim was to safeguard individuals from embarrassing disclosures about their private lives and from uses of their identities that are hurtful or disruptive of their lives. Over time, the law developed and also recognized the importance of protecting the commercial value of a person's identity -- namely, the ability to profit from authorizing others to use one's name, photograph, or other personal attributes in a commercial setting.

Specifically, there are two types of legal claims that relate to unauthorized publication of personal and private information:

• Publication of Private Facts: The legal claim known as "publication of private facts" is a species of invasion of privacy. You commit this kind of invasion of privacy by publishing private facts about an individual, the publication of which would be offensive to a reasonable person. This legal claim can only be successful, however, if the facts in question are not legitimately newsworthy. So, for instance, if you disclose the fact that your neighbor has an embarrassing health condition, you might be liable for publication of private facts. If, however, this medical condition is particularly relevant to some topic of public interest -- say, your neighbor's fitness to serve in public office, a court might find that your publication is lawful. Determining what facts are of legitimate public concern is often difficult to determine, so you may want to get permission before disclosing potentially embarrassing information about an individual you interview or write about. If your work sometimes involves this kind of publication, then you should see the Publication of Private Facts section for further details.


• Using the Name or Likeness of Another: The legal claim known as "misappropriation of name or likeness" is a species of invasion of privacy. Over time the courts also recognized a legal claim for violation of the "right of publicity," which is closely related. You commit misappropriation and/or violate the right of publicity when you use an individual's name, likeness, or other personal attributes without permission for an exploitative purpose. These legal claims usually apply to the use of a name or image in a commercial setting, such as in advertising or other promotional activities, but they may apply anytime you take advantage of another person's identity for your own benefit. However, individuals cannot stop every mention, discussion, or reporting on their lives or activities, and many states explicitly exempt news reporting and other expressive activities from liability. For example, if you advertise your website using the photograph of a famous rival blogger (or even an unknown rival blogger) without permission, then you might be liable for misappropriation of that person’s likeness. (Another way of saying this is that you might be liable for violating the blogger's "right of publicity.") But, if you write an article commenting on the posts of that same blogger and include his picture, you generally won't be liable for using the blogger's name without permission or including the photograph for illustrative purposes. If you are interested in using the names or photographs of others, especially celebrities, you should consult Using the Name or Likeness of Another for further details.

While these laws can create pitfalls for citizen media creators, the risks are manageable and you can take certain steps to protect yourself. Most importantly, if you stick to reporting or commenting on matters of legitimate public interest and only portray people who have a reasonable relationship to your topic, then you generally can avoid liability. You should never use someone's name or photograph solely to drive traffic to your website, but you are free to cover the public and noteworthy activities of others, including celebrities. Finally, if you are worried about legal liability, you can get consent from the individual or individuals who might be offended by your particular disclosure or use. For additional information on what practical steps you can take to avoid liability, see the section on Practical Tips for Avoiding Private Facts, Misappropriation, and Right of Publicity Claims.

Finally, you should also be aware that the federal government, as well as many states, have statutes related to collecting personal data from those who visit your website. For instance, the California Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003 requires the operator of a commercial website that collects personal information about users to conspicuously post its privacy policy on its Web site. The federal government also puts some restrictions on data that websites can lawfully gather. Congress enacted the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act to set limits on the online collection of personal information from children under 13. The Act details what a website operator must include in its privacy policy, when and how to seek verifiable consent from a parent, and what responsibilities an operator has to protect children's privacy and safety online.  For information on using a website privacy policy to minimize the legal risks associated with gathering private information, see the Privacy Policy section of our legal guide.

Jurisdiction: 

• United States

Subject Area: 

• Defamation
• Privacy
• Publication of Private Facts

• Publication of Private Facts
• Using the Name or Likeness of Another
• Practical Tips for Avoiding Private Facts, Misappropriation, and Right of Publicity Claims

‹ Practical Tips for Avoiding Liability Associated with Harms to ReputationupPublication of Private Facts ›

Some of these far left liberal dummies never think of the consequences awaiting them when they attack their perceived enemies on line.  When they dox their perceived enemies on line, they forget they subject themselves to a potential lawsuit that could land them into plenty of legal trouble.  They monkey around with their future, not thinking they might be putting their heads on a chopping block of trouble.  These fools will end up like the cobra pictured with its head chopped off.  But then again, these fools never think of the consequences that await them.

Let this be a warning to Shenehneh's pet asses at Boston Piggy's site Progressive Eruptions.  Slandering your perceived enemies and allowing your pet pigs and asses to dox those you highly hate will not end well for you piglets and asses.

A Retort On Shaw Kenawe's Blog...

 Les Carpenter May 4, 2023 at 1:41 PM

We are a nation of self absorbed, unaware, imbeciles. Not al of us of course. But just enough to keep those that aren't forced to put up with their fear, delusions, and abject selfishness.

We are a sick nation.

In case you're wondering about Leslie Elden Carpenter III's picture as to why he has a beard, that photo came from his latest reply on Disqus.  That is his latest avatar.  And it appears Leslie might have moved out of his apartment in Ludlow Massachussetts to a trailer park in Belcherville Massachssetts.  He said on his blog site that he was going to focus more on smoking weed rather than engaging in political stuff.  So go figure his landlord probably kicked him out for toking in his space.  You can't blame the landlord for tossing him out after Ludlow Law enforcement agencies break down a few doors in a surprise drug raid, smashing up the apartment, leaving a huge mess for the landlord to repair.  What did you do, Nursie Poo Poo, to get evicted from your rented space in Ludlow & end up in a trailer park in Belcherville?

Where Was Shenehneh?

 Eruptions

Sunday, April 30, 2023

 

To my P.E. Readers:

I was busy with family and with my volunteer work at the goat farm. 

I’ll be back Monday.  

Stay safe. 

S.K.